Bordering an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and with access to excellent on-site facilities, this stylish family bungalow is the perfect countryside escape for a couple or family in glorious Cornwall. Enjoy sociable open-plan living with loved ones, roam the 450 acres of grounds and explore the nearby coastline with ease from this fantastic stone-built cottage.
With accommodation laid out all on one floor, the lounge/kitchen/diner is the light and airy heart of the home, where contemporary furnishings and a thoughtful pallet of complementary colours create a delightful space in which to relax and unwind. Dine together at the table with its comfortable seating, or head outside for an al fresco meal on the private patio on a warm summer evening. When it comes time to rest sleepy heads, the children will love the fun-filled bunk room, whilst an attractive master bedroom awaits the adults with a plush super-king-size bed and its own en-suite bathroom. A separate shower room completes the property.
With so much on offer within St Mellion Estate, you will be tempted never to leave the beautifully maintained grounds. Boasting a health club with a steam room, sauna, spa pool, gym, resistance room and three swimming pools, as well as a number of eateries and two championship golf courses, there really is something for everyone here. Take a stroll into the surrounding woodland or along the River Tamar, and you'll quickly see why the immediate vicinity has been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Get lost in the Cornish Maize Maze (3.5 miles) during the summer months for a fun-filled family outing, or head to the popular seaside town of Looe, 15.5 miles away, where you will find a large sandy beach and pretty streets lined with welcoming independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. For some serious retail therapy, all the high street favourites can be found in the historic port city of Plymouth, 12 miles from home. The Eden Project (29 miles) should also not be missed. It’s Cornwall's number one tourist attraction for a reason, and that reason becomes abundantly clear as soon as you enter its mind-blowing 'biomes'.